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OLYMPIC & BRITANNIC CONVERSIONS SETS COMMING SOON

​The RMS Titanic is the most famous ocean liner in the world. I don't need to say why. But her sisters RMS Olympic and HMHS Britannic had careers that must also be respected. So why not pay them homage by converting a Titanic model into one of these sisters.

Soon you will see listed photo etch conversion kits in 1:200,1350 & 1:400 scales for the bridge and superstructures.

Thank you to Cyril Codus for providing the amazing images above.

We make enhancement parts for your models

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ENHANCEMENT PARTS FOR:
TRUMPETER RMS TITANIC | 1:200

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Anyone building the Trumpeter 1:200 Titanic model kit will be aware of many aftermarket enhancement kits now available. One of the things that frustrated me was you can only buy full kits. Meaning you end up doubling on parts you don't need. Thus wasting money. I decided to help modellers who just want to purchase the actual parts they need.

I also realise that there are details missing from the Trumpeter kit and other aftermarket kits that I wanted to create. So that with the help of my kits and others, modellers can make their Titanic model as close to a museum quality piece as possible.
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CHEMICAL PHOTO ETCHING

Chemical photo etching is a process used to create intricate metal designs or components by selectively removing metal from a sheet or plate. The process involves the use of a photosensitive material called a photoresist, which is applied to the metal surface. The photoresist is then exposed to UV light through a stencil or pattern, causing it to harden in the exposed areas.

The unexposed areas of the photoresist are then dissolved away with a chemical etchant, leaving behind the desired design or component. The metal sheet is then washed and dried, and the remaining photoresist is removed.
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Research  >  Design  >  Etch

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AS FEATURED ON

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Ben and Nora at the Midwest Model Shop extensively cover many Titanic pho etch sets from our range and also brilliantly demonstrate how to install them.
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